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SurveyMonkey Conversion Guide

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Example 1: If you are an educator and need to survey “Student Responses,” “Teacher

Responses,” and “Administrator Responses,” then you can essentially create a collector

for each individual audience. Here you could potentially create three different collectors

to send out to each specific group:

Student Collector

Teacher Collector

Administrator Collector

Professional subscribers can then apply filters to specifically look at one specific

collector‟s responses in the Analyze section (e.g. look for the student responses only).

Example 2: Another advantage of the collector is the way in which the collector settings

work. Perhaps you want to have “tracked” vs. “anonymous” responses, or you have

additional responses to enter manually. This example uses three different collectors to

collect three different kinds of responses for one survey: Email List Collector, Anonymous

Collector, & Data Entry Collector.

Email List Collector: Survey a group and be able to track respondents‟ identities by

creating a collector that SurveyMonkey will send out on your behalf.

Anonymous Collector - Survey one group of participants anonymously by creating a

collector to send out the link through your own email client.

Data Entry Collector – Enter responses manually from a paper version by creating a

Data Entry Collector.

Once again, as a Professional subscriber, the Filter feature will enable you to filter by

collector. If you want to only see the anonymous surveys, then you could filter by the

"Anonymous" collector. If you want to see only the tracked responses, you can filter by

the “Email List” Collector.

Example 3: Your organization has offices worldwide and you want to survey each office

separately but still have all the data combined in one results summary. Here you could

create the following three (or however many offices you have) collectors:

Hong Kong Office

San Francisco Office

London Office

You can create the settings and restrictions for each “office” collector and send them out

accordingly. Once you are in the analysis phase, you will still have all the data in one

combined report. You can apply filters by collector to look at each office‟s responses

individually.

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